RE: [css-regions] responsive and semantic use of named flows

Not if you don’t know whether the article content would or would not cause the whole screen to be used. If your use a positioned element and an exclusion you could end up with

	##### 
	##### 
	### 
	  
	   
	))))))))))	// after the fold
	))))))))))
	))))))))))

while this solution yields

	##### 
	##### 
	### 
	))))))))))
	))))))))))
	)))))))))) 	// after the fold

in this case. The key is that the first region has a max-height of 100vh, not a height of 100vh.




De : rocallahan@gmail.com [mailto:rocallahan@gmail.com] De la part de Robert O'Callahan
Envoyé : samedi 25 janvier 2014 11:52
À : Alan Stearns
Cc : www-style@w3.org
Objet : Re: [css-regions] responsive and semantic use of named flows

Wouldn't this be more naturally expressed by making the <aside> be some kind of positioned float or exclusion, positioned below the fold, that the <article>s all flow around?


Rob
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